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Vaca Muerta Oil Sur Pipeline Advances as Argentina Prepares to Expand Hydrocarbon Exports

Construction of the pipeline linking the Neuquen basin with Argentina's Atlantic coast is accelerating, with the project expected to ease transport bottlenecks and support larger crude oil and liquefied natural gas shipments to international markets from next year.
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